Bonn1997 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

dk7th wrote:

nixluva wrote:Melo will get more outside money when he's winning in NY. It really is that simple. His endorsements will increase along with his success on the court. I don't worry about how much we're paying him anyway. Phil wasn't worried so why should I worry? All that matters now is Melo having a successful year and the team winning games.

so because melo

A) has been a loser his entire nba career means that

This is just nonsense- repeating it over and over and over again doesn't make it true. After drafting him, the nuggets went from winning 17 games, to winning 43. Every year he was there they had a winning record, and every year he's been here he's had a winning record (apart from last seasons disaster)

Actually we've been pretty much .500 or below with exception to the 54win team

14-14
36-30 he missed like 6-7gms[Lin streak]
54-28
37-45

Let's repeat facts, if we're concerned with what's being repeated

Love the Lin streak inclusion. Those seven games were against some of the worst teams in the league. It came up so much that I used to know how many games under .500 that group was. Too bad Melo came back to help that team go 18-5 down the stretch, make the playoffs and get player of the month for April.

There's no point in overemphasizing any one streak or even season. Our record is roughly .500 in games Melo has played in.

I call this a repeated FACT!

F500ONE wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

dk7th wrote:

nixluva wrote:Melo will get more outside money when he's winning in NY. It really is that simple. His endorsements will increase along with his success on the court. I don't worry about how much we're paying him anyway. Phil wasn't worried so why should I worry? All that matters now is Melo having a successful year and the team winning games.

so because melo

A) has been a loser his entire nba career means that

This is just nonsense- repeating it over and over and over again doesn't make it true. After drafting him, the nuggets went from winning 17 games, to winning 43. Every year he was there they had a winning record, and every year he's been here he's had a winning record (apart from last seasons disaster)

Actually we've been pretty much .500 or below with exception to the 54win team

14-14
36-30 he missed like 6-7gms[Lin streak]
54-28
37-45

Let's repeat facts, if we're concerned with what's being repeated

Love the Lin streak inclusion. Those seven games were against some of the worst teams in the league. It came up so much that I used to know how many games under .500 that group was. Too bad Melo came back to help that team go 18-5 down the stretch, make the playoffs and get player of the month for April.

There's no point in overemphasizing any one streak or even season. Our record is roughly .500 in games Melo has played in.

I call this a repeated FACT!

Can you continue to ignore the roughly .300 record we had for the 4-5 seasons before Melo was playing in games for us?

I call that repeated HATE!

jrodmc wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

dk7th wrote:

nixluva wrote:Melo will get more outside money when he's winning in NY. It really is that simple. His endorsements will increase along with his success on the court. I don't worry about how much we're paying him anyway. Phil wasn't worried so why should I worry? All that matters now is Melo having a successful year and the team winning games.

so because melo

A) has been a loser his entire nba career means that

This is just nonsense- repeating it over and over and over again doesn't make it true. After drafting him, the nuggets went from winning 17 games, to winning 43. Every year he was there they had a winning record, and every year he's been here he's had a winning record (apart from last seasons disaster)

Actually we've been pretty much .500 or below with exception to the 54win team

14-14
36-30 he missed like 6-7gms[Lin streak]
54-28
37-45

Let's repeat facts, if we're concerned with what's being repeated

Love the Lin streak inclusion. Those seven games were against some of the worst teams in the league. It came up so much that I used to know how many games under .500 that group was. Too bad Melo came back to help that team go 18-5 down the stretch, make the playoffs and get player of the month for April.

There's no point in overemphasizing any one streak or even season. Our record is roughly .500 in games Melo has played in.

I call this a repeated FACT!

Can you continue to ignore the roughly .300 record we had for the 4-5 seasons before Melo was playing in games for us?

I call that repeated HATE!

You don't mortgage a future to go from .300 to .500

While leaving yourself a $200mil massive bill

F500ONE wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

dk7th wrote:

nixluva wrote:Melo will get more outside money when he's winning in NY. It really is that simple. His endorsements will increase along with his success on the court. I don't worry about how much we're paying him anyway. Phil wasn't worried so why should I worry? All that matters now is Melo having a successful year and the team winning games.

so because melo

A) has been a loser his entire nba career means that

This is just nonsense- repeating it over and over and over again doesn't make it true. After drafting him, the nuggets went from winning 17 games, to winning 43. Every year he was there they had a winning record, and every year he's been here he's had a winning record (apart from last seasons disaster)

Actually we've been pretty much .500 or below with exception to the 54win team

14-14
36-30 he missed like 6-7gms[Lin streak]
54-28
37-45

Let's repeat facts, if we're concerned with what's being repeated

Love the Lin streak inclusion. Those seven games were against some of the worst teams in the league. It came up so much that I used to know how many games under .500 that group was. Too bad Melo came back to help that team go 18-5 down the stretch, make the playoffs and get player of the month for April.

There's no point in overemphasizing any one streak or even season. Our record is roughly .500 in games Melo has played in.

I call this a repeated FACT!

Can you continue to ignore the roughly .300 record we had for the 4-5 seasons before Melo was playing in games for us?

I call that repeated HATE!

You don't mortgage a future to go from .300 to .500

While leaving yourself a $200mil massive bill

Oh no, that's right. You mortgaged the future of another 4-5 years of .300 ball.

What future, exactly? The one where you were getting to .600 ball and chips with Gallo and Moz and the Mayor?

The one where LeQ comes here? Where the Knicks draft the next Durant?

Continue to worry about Dolan's massive bills and cap space. This is the place where we paid ECurry $11 mil a season to find 1800 ways to strain a hammy.

smackeddog wrote:The same **** over and over and over and over and over and over and over again

Because it's true

Accept and move on

gunsnewing wrote:

smackeddog wrote:The same **** over and over and over and over and over and over and over again

Because it's true

Accept and move on

By now everyone has formed their opinion, everyone knows everyone's opinion, it's been done to death. At this point no one is changing their mind, what's the point in just regurgitating exactly the same stuff?

These boards used to be fun- does anyone get much enjoyment from them anymore?

F500ONE wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

dk7th wrote:

nixluva wrote:Melo will get more outside money when he's winning in NY. It really is that simple. His endorsements will increase along with his success on the court. I don't worry about how much we're paying him anyway. Phil wasn't worried so why should I worry? All that matters now is Melo having a successful year and the team winning games.

so because melo

A) has been a loser his entire nba career means that

This is just nonsense- repeating it over and over and over again doesn't make it true. After drafting him, the nuggets went from winning 17 games, to winning 43. Every year he was there they had a winning record, and every year he's been here he's had a winning record (apart from last seasons disaster)

Actually we've been pretty much .500 or below with exception to the 54win team

14-14
36-30 he missed like 6-7gms[Lin streak]
54-28
37-45

Let's repeat facts, if we're concerned with what's being repeated

Love the Lin streak inclusion. Those seven games were against some of the worst teams in the league. It came up so much that I used to know how many games under .500 that group was. Too bad Melo came back to help that team go 18-5 down the stretch, make the playoffs and get player of the month for April.

There's no point in overemphasizing any one streak or even season. Our record is roughly .500 in games Melo has played in.

I call this a repeated FACT!

Can you continue to ignore the roughly .300 record we had for the 4-5 seasons before Melo was playing in games for us?

I call that repeated HATE!

You don't mortgage a future to go from .300 to .500

While leaving yourself a $200mil massive bill

smackeddog wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

smackeddog wrote:The same **** over and over and over and over and over and over and over again

Because it's true

Accept and move on

By now everyone has formed their opinion, everyone knows everyone's opinion, it's been done to death. At this point no one is changing their mind, what's the point in just regurgitating exactly the same stuff?

These boards used to be fun- does anyone get much enjoyment from them anymore?

Can't make this **** up

Go Hornets

gunsnewing wrote:It started with signing an uninsured Amare to $100M
Then trading every asset for Melo
Picking up Billips potion
Amnestying Billups not Amare
Signing Tyson
Mistreating Lin and letting him walk for nothing
Putting our eggs all on Raymond James Felton

Can't make this **** up

Go Hornets

It didn't really start with the Amar'e signing though- we've been making blunders for much longer than that!

That stuffs all in the past though- I'm giving Phil the benefit of the doubt, and I'm hoping for a better season this year. I really enjoyed 2012-13, hated 2013-14,so I'm looking forward to seeing what we do- plus it's reassuring to know that if it all goes terribly wrong again, we actually have our draft pick, and most of the players are expiring or can be gotten rid of.

Quit grinding the axe, man and just sit back and enjoy the ride! This is a rare stress free season- if we do well, it helps us build a culture and if we suck we get a high draft pick and lots of cap space to get in new players.